On Shipai Battle and Its Strategic Influence
Ruan Rong-hua
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Ruan Rong-hua
Abstract
The battle in west Hubei was a large-scale one that Kuomingtang had during the Anti-Japanese War. Shipai, which was called Stalingrad by Jiang Kai-shek, became a key place for the following victory of the battle due to its unique geographic situation. This victory had a profound strategic influence in the Anti-Japanese War. This paper discusses in detail the strategy and its effect of the battle and proceeds to make a positive comment on it.
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The battle in west Hubei was a large-scale one that Kuomingtang had during the Anti-Japanese War. Shipai, which was called Stalingrad by Jiang Kai-shek, became a key place for the following victory of the battle due to its unique geographic situation. This victory had a profound strategic influence in the Anti-Japanese War. This paper discusses in detail the strategy and its effect of the battle and proceeds to make a positive comment on it.
Key concepts: Battle, Victory, Decisive victory, Military strategy, World War II, Political science, Key (lock), History